(Mr Wareham says that he had not heard of the Amen break by name before, but that when he sought it out "the last 20 years flashed before my eyes").If the Amen break belongs to anyone, the 1990s generation who performed their extraordinary acts of alchemy on it would seem to have a strong claim.
The voice in the clip saying "It's broken" belonged to her 8-year-old brother, who she said was laughing about it, but other children cried.
Whichever the case, it's clear that the rules that she's breaking belong to an earlier generation, not her own.
Make sure, however, that you can prove that the lock they are breaking belongs to you, or they may not provide service.
Most of the national inline records he continues to break once belonged to Chad Hedrick, now a long-track speedskater competing in his second Winter Olympics.
The record he broke had belonged to Maradona.
The paragraph break also belongs to God, apparently, and Krasznahorkai's wish to convey life as a kind of discontinuous yet relentless flow produces sentences that extend over many pages, through which the reader can only cling to the occasional semi-colon for brief respite, before he is carried downstream.
He has explosive rages, calls me foul names, breaks things belonging to me.
Today, breaking news belongs to those who deliver electronically, so reportorial wiles become the chief weapons in this meaningless war.
Both records Kirsten broke that weekend had belonged to Jamie Yedowitz, her hero, her best friend -- and the daughter of her coach, Jim Yedowitz.
